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Hello Azeem,
There are different things that is causing this specific problem. Let us take the simplest one that is, the source could be coming from overheating issue. If you see that there's overheating, this can be causing a circuit board inside to malfunction. Check it out for clearing your doubt. Yet, there is little probability that such is happening. It is rare and of course, you should have already spotted it before.
The problem could also be that the electricity distributed from the charger is short or the initial problem is a faulty battery or even there are some troubles from one of the cicuirt board in your laptop. For spotting such a trouble, it will be advisable to get it to a qualified technician for you might lack knowledge or the proper tools.
Another suggestion that I will like you to get through, will be reaching BIOS settings and in the Advanced tab, get to the Dynamic CPU frequency and change it to the Always Low (Not Dynamic) mode.
I will thus wish you good luck is settling with this difficult matter but do not hesitate to hit back if ever the problem does not get solved.
Thanks in advance.
There are different things that is causing this specific problem. Let us take the simplest one that is, the source could be coming from overheating issue. If you see that there's overheating, this can be causing a circuit board inside to malfunction. Check it out for clearing your doubt. Yet, there is little probability that such is happening. It is rare and of course, you should have already spotted it before.
The problem could also be that the electricity distributed from the charger is short or the initial problem is a faulty battery or even there are some troubles from one of the cicuirt board in your laptop. For spotting such a trouble, it will be advisable to get it to a qualified technician for you might lack knowledge or the proper tools.
Another suggestion that I will like you to get through, will be reaching BIOS settings and in the Advanced tab, get to the Dynamic CPU frequency and change it to the Always Low (Not Dynamic) mode.
I will thus wish you good luck is settling with this difficult matter but do not hesitate to hit back if ever the problem does not get solved.
Thanks in advance.
